SAGEIKA ZOO FIELD GUIDE
Reduced Tickets: A Walk Among Lions, Tigers and Kangaroos Minutes from Patras
A day at Ippokamilos Leisure Park to meet roughly 120 species in a lush setting—this guide explains what to expect, how to move through habitats, and the family facilities on site.
Reduced Tickets: A Walk Among Lions, Tigers and Kangaroos Minutes from Patras.
Ippokamilos Leisure Park is a compact, verdant zoo just minutes from Patras where visitors can encounter monkeys, lions, tigers, kangaroos, albino wallabies, lemurs and many more species. The park’s mix of cages, gardens and an artificial lake creates a small, immersive wildlife day that emphasizes close observation, feeding opportunities and family amenities amid the sounds and colors of nature.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A Compact but Diverse Menagerie
About 120 species are housed across 50 well-specified enclosures, organized around gardens and an artificial lake that frame the park’s pathways.
Hands-On Feeding and Close Views
Visitors can feed certain animals using suitable forages that the park supplies, making for direct, supervised encounters with residents such as monkeys, kangaroos and larger predators.
Playgrounds, Water Slides and a Snack Bar
The park pairs animal viewing with family-focused facilities: a snack bar serving local ingredients and a playground with water slides, plus occasional free children’s activities and event services on request.
What the day feels like
What a Day Here Feels Like
Arrive at Ippokamilos and move along shaded paths that thread between cages, past an artificial lake and into pockets of planted gardens. Expect concentrated wildlife viewing—lions, tigers, lemurs and wallabies among them—with supervised feeding opportunities using forages provided by the park, then pauses for refreshments at the snack bar and playtime at the children’s area.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this experience suits—and what to know before you go.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
You do not need to bring animal feed: suitable forages for visitor feeding are supplied by the park.
A snack bar on site offers snacks, coffees, juices and meals made with fresh local ingredients for breaks between visits to the enclosures and play areas.
The park runs a playground and water slides and provides face painting and survivor games for events; some Sunday activities are offered free for children—check the park’s social channels for updates.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are children allowed at the park?
Yes. The park welcomes visitors of all ages; a card presentation is required.
Can visitors feed the animals?
Yes. Visitors can feed animals using suitable forages that are supplied by the park.
What kinds of animals will I see?
The park’s residents include monkeys, lions, alligators, kangaroos, albino wallabies, lemurs, tigers and many other bird and animal species.
Is there food available on site?
Yes. A snack bar offers a variety of snacks, coffees, juices and meals prepared with fresh local ingredients.
Are there activities for children?
Yes. The park has a playground and water slides, offers face painting and survivor games for events by consultation, and on some Sundays provides these activities for free.
Do I need to bring animal feed?
No. The park supplies suitable forages for visitor feeding.